How To Use Bluefin In A Sentence
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It only takes a moment to sear a decent slab of bluefin tuna.
Times, Sunday Times
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Leave the oceans' bluefin tunas and billfish and sea turtles alone, but pay no attention to the man behind the curtain - as he shovels redfish into the boiler.
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The tuna in question is a brick of sushi-grade bluefin toro, seared on one side only.
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Of the mackerel family, bluefin tuna are the biggest, capable of reaching 1500 pounds.
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Avoid scarcer species, such as bluefin, which are popular in sushi and sashimi restaurants.
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Lebanese environmental groups said that bluefin tuna - a significant commercial species in the region that has already suffered from overfishing - are also being threatened by the spill.
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I also like going to aquariums and being able to observe different fish; the bluefin, or yellowtail, is an awesome design, very sleek and fast.
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We have shown that cardiac and myocyte specialization of the Pacific bluefin tuna improved cardiac function in cooler waters relative to other tuna species.
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There, the commercial fishermen patiently wait every year for the annual migrations of albacore, skipjack, yellowfin, big-eye and bluefin.
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Big fish - like swordfish and bluefin tuna - are attracted to fronts where cold and warm waters meet.
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Sardina: sardine, of which the Pacific sardine is abundant in Mexican waters and is raised in industrial hatcheries as bait for the bluefin tuna (atún aleta azul) that is exported to Japan.
A Guide to Mexican Fish and Shellfish - Part Two: Las Delicias del Mar
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For the bluefin tuna, in a medium saucepan, bring the sake and mirin to a boil, reduce the heat, and maintain at a simmer.
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One of the model's key assumptions was that bluefin like to spawn in waters full of organisms called zooplankton — waters that satellite data suggest were hit particularly hard by the spill.
Tuna Fight Muddies Waters Over Damage From BP Spill
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There is little time to discover the answers as the Southern bluefin tuna and the populations of the Northern Atlantic bluefin tuna have been considered in the past two decades for endangered species listings.
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Since the introduction of sonar, radar and spotter planes, commercial fishing has caught bluefin tuna faster than nature can replace them.
Times, Sunday Times
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The southern California bight region, Baja peninsula and waters offshore of central California are emerging as major regions of bluefin tuna residency.
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I never knew such large fish existed, and any thoughts of forgetting about these fish were re-kindled by a school project on the bluefin tuna and its worldwide fisheries at the age of nine or so.
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Banning the sale and harvest of bluefin tuna and other in-demand species may be a necessary step to insure the future of the multi-million dollar sportfishing and tourism industry and to support efforts at ocean conservation.
Overfishing in the Sea of Cortez: Are sustainable fish farms the solution?
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Some 80 to 90 percent of the bluefin, yellowfin and bigeye tuna caught by Taiwanese fishermen is exported to Japan, the largest market for seafood in Asia.
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A big bluefin or bigeye will fight you for an hour and let you get him to the boat then pull out 300 yards of line just to mess with you.
What Fish Pulls the Hardest?
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I also like going to aquariums and being able to observe different fish; the bluefin, or yellowtail, is an awesome design, very sleek and fast.
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Bluefin tuna are the object of efforts to prevent overfishing.
Canada.com
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For the first time, anglers off the Donegal coast of north-west Ireland have reported catching bluefin tuna and bluemouth rockfish.
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For sheer brutish power and endurance the bluefin had no equals among the big-game fish.
AMAGANSETT
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The Eastern and Western Atlantic stocks of bluefin tuna have been so severely plundered that they were proposed for listing as an endangered species in 2009 - a designation strongly opposed by Japan, which consumes around 80 percent of the bluefin caught in the world.
Corbin Hiar: Why Did One Japanese Blufin Tuna Sell for $736,000
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But even tuna that are fattier, such as bluefin or bigeye tuna, are still healthy because they have plenty of good omega - 3 fats.
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Our findings are particularly relevant for the highly overfished, overtraded - and hence endangered Atlantic bluefin tuna, for which there is a growing campaign to impose a temporary ban on international trade," added co-author Dr Sergi Tudela of WWF.
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Since the introduction of sonar, radar and spotter planes, commercial fishing has caught bluefin tuna faster than nature can replace them.
Times, Sunday Times
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Here swim the schools of yellowfin and bluefin tuna.
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The bluefin trevallies have commercial value for fisheries and for game fishing as well.
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The bluefin tuna is just one living creature suffering from BP's oil.
Peter Lehner: Congress, the Mabus Report, and Why Gulf Restoration Matters for All of Us
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There, the commercial fishermen patiently wait every year for the annual migrations of albacore, skipjack, yellowfin, big-eye and bluefin.
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The family also boasts the fastest-swimming fishes in the world, and bluefin tunas are probably the largest of all bony fishes.
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The earliest record I can find of tuna being caught from the shore is a fish of 77.3 kgs (either a bluefin or a yellowfin, and I suspect the latter) being landed from the South Pier in Durban, South Africa, in 1939.
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Bill Chaprales throwing a harpoonlike device from the pulpit of a “stick” boat (photo), meaning one more commonly used in harpooning giant bluefin tuna or, historically, broadbill swordfish.
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Char may be a hard sell to lovers of bluefin tuna.
NYT > Home Page
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Can chefs serve swordfish, bluefin tuna or Chilean seabass in good conscience?
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So this is what's happening, and it's happening to sensitive species like the bluefin tuna.
Scientists: Dispersants Compounded Oil Spill
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The rapid advances in this tag technique have led to a wealth of new information on the physiology, behavior and distribution of northern and southern bluefin, bigeye, yellowfin and skipjack tunas.
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Schools of true giant bluefin tuna also swam past these rock ledges and although many were hooked, none were ever landed, although in 1973 the national record of 384 kgs was landed from a boat in the same bay.
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Evidence: Atlantic bluefin tuna stocks have fallen below 15% of their historic levels.
Biodiversity 100: actions for Asia
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‘Bluefin is an overfished stock and quite in bad shape,’ he said, adding that because it is a temperate-water fish and grows slowly, it is in particular danger of being overfished.
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The tagging data are providing new insights into the seasonal movements, diel thermal body temperature cycles, feeding energetics and habitat utilization of Pacific bluefin tuna.
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Though the bluefin market skyrockets during this time, most of the US catch ends up on the auction block in Tokyo.
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Oh, I might just have forgotten to mention that the small boats are just as capable as the big ones of catching all those yellowfins, wahoo, blue and striped marlin, sailfish, swordfish and bluefins offshore.
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Chefs like Baggett put the lie to claims by Japanese sushi-industry lobbyists that eating endangered bluefin tuna is essential to Japanese culture.
American Sushi
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The British until recently called the bluefin "tunny" (from the Latin, Thunnus thynnus).
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We have reported that western-tagged Atlantic bluefin tuna are mixing on their feeding grounds but potentially sorting to distinct spawning grounds in the Gulf of Mexico and the eastern Mediterranean.
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Increased understanding of the migration patterns and level of mixing between the two stocks is crucial to improving the management and conservation of Atlantic bluefin tuna.
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The rapid advances in this tag technique have led to a wealth of new information on the physiology, behavior and distribution of northern and southern bluefin, bigeye, yellowfin and skipjack tunas.
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Six commercially important species: albacore, bigeye, northern and southern bluefin, skipjack and yellowfin.
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Or responsible countries that maintain and invest in the bluefin tuna population should be exempt from international regulations like this.
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Here swim the schools of yellowfin and bluefin tuna.
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Japan should change its stance on bluefin tuna conservation and support a ban on international trade.
Biodiversity 100: actions for Asia
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I've always believed that even when there is only one bluefin tuna left in the sea someone will pay a million dollars to be able to eat it.
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Can chefs serve swordfish, bluefin tuna or Chilean seabass in good conscience?
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Big fish - like swordfish and bluefin tuna - are attracted to fronts where cold and warm waters meet.
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Britain, France, the United States have all called for a ban on this -- the trade in bluefin tuna.
CNN Transcript Sep 16, 2009
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Six commercially important species: albacore, bigeye, northern and southern bluefin, skipjack and yellowfin.
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Imagine how annoyed the anglers on my boat became when a Spanish purse netter appeared within half mile from where the fish were released and where shoals of Bluefin could be seen at the surface.
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Six commercially important species: albacore, bigeye, northern and southern bluefin, skipjack and yellowfin.
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Some 80 to 90 percent of the bluefin, yellowfin and bigeye tuna caught by Taiwanese fishermen is exported to Japan, the largest market for seafood in Asia.
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Mexican waters yield the albacore, yellowfin, blackfin, bigeye, Pacific bluefin and northern bluefin species of the Thunnus genus.
Culinary guide to Mexican fish and shellfish: Las delicias del mar I
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There, the commercial fishermen patiently wait every year for the annual migrations of albacore, skipjack, yellowfin, big-eye and bluefin.
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Some of the hardest pulling fish I have experienced is the bluefin tuna, mako shark, thresher shark, but hands down the strongest fish ....
What Fish Pulls the Hardest?
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Japanese restaurants serving bluefin tuna worldwide have been targeted by protesters.
Times, Sunday Times
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More than enough to put the demon of that giant North Carolina bluefin to rest.
AMAGANSETT
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And a seafood triumvirate of bluefin tuna, prawn in parsley purée, and scallop carpaccio with bottarga is too stingily portioned to fully enjoy.
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The bluefin trevally is a predatory animal that feeds on other fish or crustaceans.
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The tuna there were not the giant bluefins but the smaller yellowfin and albacore.
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The tuna there were not the giant bluefins but the smaller yellowfin and albacore.
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I want there to be hammerhead sharks and bluefin tuna around when my five-year-old son grows up.
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The bluefin does not give one the feeling of overwhelming, and utter helplessness that the big giant trevally impose, but these fish were still reducing my stock of poppers and cast material with some ease.
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White House backs international trade ban on the highly prized-and "buttery" - Atlantic bluefin tuna.
The Morning News
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We do not serve endangered bluefin tuna in our restaurants.
The Sun
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Tuna kept in a pen and given free meals is obviously less fit - built to roar around the sea at 50 miles an hour, the imprisoned bluefin and yellowtail quickly become obese.
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He can kind of get bogged down in the details sometimes, and some people might not care why ahi tuna is inferior to bluefin.
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The bluefin stripped two hundred and fifty yards off the reel before sounding.
AMAGANSETT
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The most sought after tuna, however, is the Bluefin, used to make tuna sashimi in sushi restaurants.
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Strange creatures accustomed to deeper waters or warmer climes such as basking sharks, eagle rays, and bluefin tuna are increasingly being found around our shores.
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The rapid advances in this tag technique have led to a wealth of new information on the physiology, behavior and distribution of northern and southern bluefin, bigeye, yellowfin and skipjack tunas.
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But so many of the larger carnivorous fish, like bluefin, yellowfin, or bigeye, have such high levels of mercury in their bodies that has built up over their lifetime – not good for us humans eating them.
Menu For Hope 6
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Most of the bluefin tuna currently caught is caged alive in floating tuna farms in Croatia and across the Mediterranean.
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THE amount of endangered Atlantic bluefin tuna traded worldwide last year was 141 per cent higher than the official limit.
The Sun
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But in a study of 25,000 vertebrates, 41% of amphibians are threatened, 25% of mammals, 22% of reptiles, 13% of birds, 33% of cartilaginous fish such as sharks, and 15% of bony fish such as southern bluefin tuna.
A War Against Extinction
